FLASH GORDON : Star Over Atlantis by Dan Barry
Flash Gordon has been blessed with some of the greatest artists in comics: Alex Raymond, Mac Raboy, Austin Briggs, and Dan Barry. The rare Flash Gordon daily strips of Alex Raymond's successor Dan Barry are compiled here in all their sci-fi glory! Three complete stories: The Space Kids on Zoran, the Lost Continent and Circea (April 1953 to May 1954) are here, featuring Barry's slick, emotive illustrations (sometimes assisted by Al Williamson and Roy Krenkel). While other books have focused on the Sunday strips of the same period, this is the only one to present the complete dailies.
9x11, 188 b&w pages, softcover. $25.00.

FLASH GORDON Sundays by Alex Raymond
Checker Publications has collected the entire output of comics' great Alex Raymond on his signature strip, Flash Gordon. Thanks to Raymond's unrivaled gift for gorgeous, sprawling artwork and rapid-fire plotting set on a world of unrivaled wonder—the mysterious planet Mongo—Flash Gordon quickly became a household name, a name which still resonates in film, literature and cartooning to this day. Earth braces for its final destruction in a collision with an onrushing planet, and only Dr. Zarkov can prevent doomsday. Taking Flash Gordon and Dale Arden captive, he takes off in a rocket to deflect the hurtling planet and save the world. The mad Zarkov, Flash and Dale survive a crash landing on Mongo, only to be captured by the diabolical Ming the Merciless. And the true adventure begins. Raymond left the strip in 1944 to join the army. He was replaced on the Sundays by Austin Briggs.
Volume 1 collects the first two years. 9x12, 96 pages, hardcover, full color. $19.95.
Volume 2 continues with Sundays from 4/21/35-10/18/36. 9x12, 96 pages, hardcover, full color. $19.95.
Volume 3 continues with Sundays from 10/25/36-6/5/38. 9x12, 96 pages, hardcover, full color. $19.95.
Volume 4 continues with Sundays from 6/12/38-1/21/40. 9x12, 96 pages, hardcover, full color. $19.95.
Volume 5 continues with Sundays from 1/28/40-8/24/41. 9x12, 96 pages, hardcover, full color. $19.95.
Volume 6 continues with Sundays from 8/31/41-5/9/43. 9x12, 96 pages, hardcover, full color. $19.95.
Volume 7 continues with Sundays from 5/16/43-2/4/45. 9x12, 96 pages, hardcover, full color. $19.95.

FLASH GORDON Sundays by Mac Raboy
In 1948, Mac Raboy fresh from his run on Captain Marvel Jr., and the Green Lama, signed on with King Features to illustrate the Flash Gordon Sunday page. This is the first ever collection of these superbly illustrated strips. Written by Mac Raboy and Don Moore with art by Raboy, this new series from Dark Horse will make evident to a new generation of comics enthusiasts Raboy's important contribution to the comic strip.
• Volume 1 Reprints Flash Gordon Sundays from 8/01/48-5/10/53.
• Volume 2 Reprints Flash Gordon Sundays from 5/17/53-2/23/58.
• Volume 3 Reprints Flash Gordon Sundays from 3/2/58-12/9/62.
• Volume 4 Reprints Flash Gordon Sundays from 12/16/62--12/31/67.
Each volume is 12x9 oblong format, trade paperback, 256-272 black and white pages, square spine color cover, excellent reproduction on glossy paper. .....$19.95 each

FLASH GORDON Dailies by Austin Briggs
In 1940, top illustrator Austin Briggs began the first Flash Gordon daily strip, running as a counterpart to Alex Raymond's classic Sunday page. This way readers could get some Flash—and Dale Arden— every day (in 1945 he took over the Sundays when Alex Raymond went into the military).
• Volume 1 Reprints Flash Gordon dailies from 5/27/40-12/28/40. 11x8˝ oblong format, trade paperback, 96 black and white pages, square spine color cover, excellent reproduction. .....$18.95